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No, 车库 (chēkù) is not always used in the same way in different regions of China. In some regions, 车库 (chēkù) is used to refer to a garage, while in other regions, the word 停车场 (tíngchēchǎng) is used instead. In some regions, 车库 (chēkù) may also refer to a parking lot or a parking space.
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The term 车库 (chēkù), meaning "garage," is used in both formal and informal settings in Chinese. In everyday conversations, people commonly refer to their garage as 车库 (chēkù) when talking about their homes, vehicles, or parking situations.
In other contexts, such as real estate, architecture, or construction discussions, 车库 (chēkù) may be used to describe the design or specifications of a building. It is a standard term that is widely understood and accepted in various contexts.
While there are other words that can refer to parking spaces, such as 停车场 (tíngchēchǎng), which specifically means "parking lot," 车库 (chēkù) distinctly refers to a garage, often implying a covered or enclosed space for vehicles.
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